Sync that runs on its own
Log in once and sync starts with your computer, keeps itself up to date, and runs in
the background. Run skillpouch to
open the terminal UI with your pouches, computers and token usage.
Your AI coding setup, on every computer.
Skills, agents, MCP servers and instructions sync across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more. End-to-end encrypted.
Works with the assistants you already use
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Gemini CLI
- Copilot CLI
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- Qwen Code
- Factory Droid
- Crush
Everything your assistants know, in one place.
Browse every file of every skill, edit with syntax highlighting, or share one with a link. Saved changes reach your computers in the background.
Write it once. Each assistant gets its own format.
Add items in the web app or let the CLI pick up what is already on your computer. SkillPouch writes each one where every assistant you turn on expects it, in the format it reads.
- Instructions
- Skills
- Agents
- Commands
- MCP servers
- Hooks
- Plugins
Your pouch
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Gemini CLI
- Copilot CLI
- Cursor
A terminal app, a web app, and nothing to babysit.
Encrypted before it leaves
Files and item names are encrypted on your computer or in your browser. The server never sees your master password or Recovery Key.
name: code-reviewer description: Reviews a diff for bugs and missing tests. tools: Read, Grep, Glob
Two commands to start
Install the CLI, log in, and approve the computer in your browser.
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Marketplaces built in
Add skills and MCP servers from skills.sh, the official MCP Registry and GitHub repositories, private ones included.
Token usage across computers
Tokens per day, model and assistant, added up across your computers without counting anything twice. Only the counts leave your computer.
More than one pouch
Keep work and personal setups apart. Each computer uses one pouch at a time.
Share links
Send a skill or an agent to anyone with a link they can open in a browser.
Conflicts you settle
When two computers change the same file, you pick the version to keep.
Desktop notifications
The CLI sends a desktop notification when something needs your attention.
Every device in one list
See which computers and browsers can open your pouches, and remove any of them.
Open source
AGPL licensed. Read the code, or run SkillPouch on your own server.
Free to use. Paid plans add room.
Every plan has every feature. Pay for more pouches and storage, and to keep SkillPouch running.
Questions, answered.
Anything else? Write to info@skillpouch.net.
Which assistants does it work with?
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, Qwen Code, Factory Droid, Crush. SkillPouch writes each item in the format and folder that assistant expects, so one MCP server or one set of instructions works in all of them.
Can SkillPouch read what I sync?
No. Files and item names are encrypted on your computer or in your browser before they are uploaded. The server stores ciphertext and never sees your master password or your Recovery Key.
What if I forget my master password?
Use your Recovery Key, or open SkillPouch on a computer or browser you already trust. If you lose all of them, nobody can recover your data, including us. That is the price of end-to-end encryption.
What happens when two computers change the same file?
SkillPouch marks a conflict instead of guessing, and you pick the version to keep in the web app. The other computers follow your choice.
Does the token usage page see my prompts?
No. The CLI reads token counts from each assistant’s own logs and sends only the totals per day and model. Your prompts and replies never leave your computer.
Can I run it on my own server?
Yes. SkillPouch is open source under the AGPL and can be self-hosted. The CLI and the web app work the same against your own server.
Set it up once. Use it everywhere.
Sign in with GitHub or Google, then connect your computers from the terminal.